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Lots of shareholders paid a higher price for their shares, he ought to show some respect for them

Yes it would have been a good deal if JA wasn't such a greedy piggy, and if he didn't tip his head to the big traders so often

I wonder where the £1m went

It's a scandal how many times ja has said that cameroon is going to happen only for him to sell discounted shares and then nothing is achieved. And the only institutional investor is owned by him

He must be getting something out of the situation otherwise why do it, as he's a shareholder too

The bloke is useless. Namibia is out of licence. Cameroon is only in licence until Feb 25. And SA is not going anywhere. Useless Jeremy

Can ja screw up all three licences? Absolutely

There should be an update on the namibia licence in the next week

What really needs to happen is an update from Konkola as the quick drill has become substantially longer, so why is this? You would think that if it was a dud then they'd have given up by now. So what is going on.

This reminds me of gkp in the good old days, 5p placing and then good news a few days later, then it shot up to £1. I was in there.

I think that the next news will be soon as they have to seek permission and book the drill.

They'll have forward sold, it stinks. Why he couldn't have promoted the deals available and then let the warrant monies come in I don't know. If someone bids for the company then they can have my shares, ja is a plonker

A lot of the warrants are over 0.1, there're in the preliminary results.

Https://swedenherald.se/article/no-to-mine-in-storuman-again

Hopefully news next week when two of the licences have been signed off to the new company at the end of the window period on the 9th of Sept. Hopefully the other licences will be approved in the next mining meeting.

Rockhopper had their licence annulled in Italy, they won... After many years.... But are still yet to establish liability, which gives them the right to claim a larger amount.

I felt optimistic about the fluorspar licence and I'd like to see the detail of why the licence was rejected, and whether there are any avenues of appeal left as the Kallak project was rejected by the mining inspectorate but then the government granted the licence.

PC needs to go legal and sue for the entire licence costs and potential profits, as is able to under bilateral agreements. Tym has spent money on the project and so is able to make a claim for the project.

I'm not so happy with the dilution of circa 40% but if it keeps Mushima North licence from being diluted then I accept it.

Well they were running on fumes, just have to hope that they have good news pending.

Looks like he's going to sell the aussie assets to a mate